Cémoi était une chocolaterie française créée en 1922 dans la rue Ampère à Grenoble par Félix Cartier-Millon. L'entreprise a été liquidée en 1973 et les droits à la marque ont été repris en 1981 par Cantalou.

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Cémoi's Group is the leading manufacturer of chocolates and chocolate confectionery in France. Discover Cémoi family Group.

Créée en 1920 à Grenoble, la marque CÉMOI a été acquise par la famille Poirrier au début des années 1980 : elle rejoint alors un groupe familial dont les origines et le savoir-faire remontent à 1814.

Get to know Cémoi, the French chocolatier through its history, key figures and different brands. In our company we are in favour of transparency.

Cémoi is a French chocolate manufacturer founded by Jules Pares in 1814 in Arles-sur-Tech, Pyrénées-Orientales. Cémoi is the biggest French chocolate manufacturer and the 26th in the world. [1] The Cémoi group owns 15 factories and 4 warehouses around the world.

The Cémoi's group is composed by three brands : prestige brand, professional brand and a customers brand. In our company we are in favour of transparency.

Created in 1920 in Grenoble, the CÉMOI brand was acquired by the Poirrier family in the early 1980s: it then joined a family group whose origins and know-how date back to 1814. CÉMOI's success is based in particular on its demand for quality and its capacity for innovation, which are at the heart of its development.

Félix Cartier-Millon bought chocolate factory Cémoi in Grenoble in 1920. Bussiness of Cemoi went bad in 1960´s and company bankrupt in 1968. The brand Cémoi was sold to Pupier in 1970´s and acquired by Cantalou in 1981.

Cémoi is the largest privately-owned French chocolate and confectionery manufacturer and operates 14 factories around the world, including 9 in France.